Review - Middle Age's Kilt Tilter
"A Scottish "90/-" ale. Brewed only once a year, this ale is rich and full with a dryness that is beautifully balanced with a classic malt sweetness." -- Middle Ages Brewing
The Kilt Tilter pours a dark brown murky hue with a large creamy light brown mostly diminishing head with virturally no lacing. The nose detected a light malty presence with a hint of alcohol. It didn't have a overpowering aromatic presence. The light bitter taste ,with a strong presence of toasted malts, moves into a moderately sweet finish for an average duration. It's light to medium in body with soft carbonation and leaves the palate slightly oily.
The taste was much sweater than it's aroma – Jen. It's not as sweet as the killer bee – but is still tasty - Ian/Kristen.
Reviewed on February 4th, 2007.
| Type: | Scotch Ale |
| ABV: | 8.5% |
| Source: | 22 oz. Bottle |
| Score: | 19/30 |
